Mitosis and Meiosis Review Flashcards

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What does G2 of interphase look like?

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  • Duplicated chromatin in nucleus

- Centrosomes together

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What does prophase look like?

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  • Early mitotic spindles form
  • Centromeres begin to form
  • 2 sister chromatids combine to form chromosome
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What does prometaphase look like?

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  • Kinetochores keep sister chromatids attached
  • Nuclear envelope has broken down
  • Centrosomes move to opposite ends
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What does metaphase look like?

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  • Homologous pairs line up in middle (metaphase plate)
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What does anaphase look like?

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  • Chromatids are pulled apart to form daughter chromosomes
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What does telophase/cytokinesis look like?

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  • Cleavage furrow (pinch in centre of cell)
  • Nucleolus forms
  • Nucleus envelope forms
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What is the function of a human karyotype?

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  • Used to assess genetic health at a chromosome level
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What are the basics of mitosis?

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  • Double DNA and split cell
  • Homologous pair is formed after doubling
  • Diploid -> diploid (exact copy)
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What are the basics of meiosis I?

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  • Segregate homologous chromosomes

- Creates diploid cells

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What are the basics of meiosis II?

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  • Separate sister chromatids (like mitosis)

- Creates 4 haploid gametes

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